You will learn 50 English phrasal verbs in this post. Each phrasal verb has an example sentence to help you understand the meaning. The example sentences will give you the …
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Here is an easy way to think of the difference between WEAR and PUT ON. Wear is a condition, or it is something you do often. (to have something on …
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SAY vs. TELL What’s the difference between SAY and TELL? My 4 favorite words to hear from a student are: “I have a question.” If I can help my students …
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HEAR vs. LISTEN I have been teaching English as a second language since 2006. I’ve been asked many great questions by my students in that time. Including this one: Hear …
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English Phrasal verbs with CUT be cut out (for) – to have the qualities and abilities needed for something cut out – if a motor or an engine cuts out, …
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Phrasal Verbs with BREAK break in = force entry to a building or car etc.“The window is cracked! It looks like a robber tried to break in.” break in = …
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In this post you will learn 10 Phrasal verbs with the preposition OFF. Audio and video for listening practice, and real examples in natural English. 10 Phrasal verbs with OFF …
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Learn the phrasal verb PUT UP with helpful examples and a clear image.
Put out March 3rd (third) was “Girl’s Day” in Japan. Many people put out special dolls and display them during this event. Do you know what the phrasal verb PUT …
Learn 5 Phrasal Verbs with “GO” Clear definitions with real example sentences.Watch the video to improve your English listening skills. Helpful slides from the video ↓ Go out – to …
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